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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6625, 17 February 1900, Page 1

HOTELS, -%;V.Royal Hotel, 1 BUNNYTHORPE. A. G-. HAVILL Peophietoe. rpHE above has been renovated and reX . furnished. * Only the Best Brands of Liquors kept. Every comfort for visitors and travellers. EMPIRE HOTEL, 3 MAIN STREET. G. NA~THAN 3 (Formerly of Wanganui) DESIRES to inform his friends and the travelling public generally that he has entered into possession of tbu weli- » known hotel, which has been thoroughly renovated and made especially attractive for Boarders, Commercial Travellers, etc. A first-class stock cf ales, wines and spirits kept. Good stab ing (6 loose boxes). Billiard room io charge of an experienced marker. 5 ============= RE-OPENING- ANNOUNCEMENT. ) A LONG FELI WANT SUPPLIED AN UP-TO-DATE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SADDLERY, HARNESS AND LEATHER WAREHOUSE FOR PALMERSTON NORTH. JOHN COLVILLE r\ESIRES to intimate that he has reJ-' commenced business as above, with the largest and best selected stock of English, American and Colonial Saddlery, Harness and Leather of every description ever imported into the Manawatu" Disl trict, which he is determined to djpose of at prices that are bound to effect a speedy clearance. Beinfc a CaSH BUTEE and . having made a^^igements to receive regular monthly sMbments, I am in a position to supply thY trade and others with every possible; requirement at ABSOLUTE WHOLESALE PRICES. [ The sJrock. which is quite new, is now . opened up and marked ofl.in plain figures, , and anyone requiring SaOdlery and Har- ■ ness would do well to call md inspect and ' get quotations before purchasing elsewhere. ' Ladies' ana Gents' Saddles, Harness, [ &g., made to order at lowest possible > prices, consistent with good • workman- • ship and material. Repairing done with neatness* and despatch. Horse hair, bees wax, second-hand saddles and harness bought in any quantity for cash. Good prices given. Note the Address— JOHN UOLVILLE, Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Harness Maker and Leather Merchant, The Square, Palmeeston North. Premises next to Tingey's ■'£ W. JOHNSON TAIIXXR, 40, THE SQUARE. PALMEKBTON NORTH. ALL the Latest Styles in Tweeds to pick from. Bj Mb ~W fe Excellency Appointment jzkms& the to His fc^SSlraSa Governor "j^OTICE OP REMCVAL, James J. Curtis, Customs & Shipping Agent, • FORWAKDING AND GENERAL CABBIES, CUSTOMHOUSH-QUAY, WELLINGTON, P.O. Box 198. Telephone, No. 8. Furniture remorod with every csie anc attention, Telegrams and letters to vrait on steamers and trains receive prompt attention Goods and parcels delivered to all parts of the world. WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU . BAILWAY COMPANY, Ltd. TO MEECHANTS AND SETTLERS? ALL persons forwarding goods to or receiving goods from v*;, WELLLNGTON are specially in- n vited to take advantage of the SHORTER and SPEEDIER route. Consignment notes should be specially endorsed "VIA "WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY," and goods should be so ordered. The Company ofiers great advantages for the conveyance of PASSENGERS and PARCELS. Passeiigers should be careful to ask for tickets *% by the Company's Line, and parcels '..-:M Bhould be bo consigned. ■ All parcels are delivered \o consignees in Wellington. . * %-* W. M. HANNAST, '}'U